John Moffitt
Director
Fridays (1980)
Season 3
Fridays is the name of ABC's weekly late-night live comedy show, which aired on Friday nights from April 11, 1980 to April 23, 1982.
Released April 11, 1980
Episode 89 min
10+
Keywords: tmdb.sketch, tmdb.late-night, tmdb.live-sketch, awards.emmy-award-nominated, imdb.late-night, imdb.cult-tv, imdb.tv-show + 7 more, imdb.punk, imdb.new-wave-music, imdb.live-performance, imdb.actor-playing-multiple-roles, imdb.sketch-comedy, tmdb.irreverent, tmdb.hilarious
Watch Providers: Amazon Prime Video, Tubi TV, Pluto TV, Shout! Factory TV, Shout! Factory Amazon Channel + 2 more, Amazon Prime Video Free with Ads, Amazon Prime Video with Ads
Production Companies: Moffitt-Lee Productions, The West Coast Comedy Company
Network: ABC
Country: United States
Languages:
English
9.0
S3E1 - Andy Kaufman / The Pretenders
--The Pretenders perform ""The Adultress,"" ""Message of Love"" and ""Louie, Louie"" (not the 1960's song by the Kingsmen)
Sept. 18, 1981, midnight
9.0
S3E2 - William Shatner / Kim Carnes
--Kim Carnes (2nd appearance) - ""Bette Davis Eyes,"" ""Under My Thumb"" and ""Miss You Tonight""
Sept. 25, 1981, midnight
10.0
S3E3 - Tony Geary & Genie Francis / Devo
--Tony Geary & Genie Francis (co-hosts)
--Devo (3rd appearance) - ""NuTra Theme,"" ""Jerkin' Back 'n' Forth,"" ""Jesus in my Stew,"" ""Through Being Cool"" & ""Working In A Coal Mine""
Oct. 9, 1981, midnight
9.0
S3E4 - Karen Allen / The Stray Cats
--Karen Allen (host) --The Stray Cats - ""Rock This Town,"" ""Stray Cat Strut,"" ""Runaway Boys""
Oct. 16, 1981, midnight
S3E5 - Marty Feldman / Manhattan Transfer
--Marty Feldman (host) --Manhattan Transfer perform ""Boy from New York City,"" ""Spies in the Night"" and ""Route 66""
Oct. 30, 1981, midnight
S3E6 - David Naughton / Billy & The Beaters
--David Naughton (host) --Billy Vera and the Beaters perform ""Strange Things Happen,"" ""I Can Take Care of Myself"" and ""Millie, Make Some Chili""
Nov. 6, 1981, midnight
S3E7 - Jamie Lee Curtis / Garland Jeffreys
--Jamie Lee Curtis (host) --Garland Jeffreys performs ""96 Tears,"" ""R.O.C.K"" and ""35mm Dreams""
Nov. 13, 1981, midnight
S3E8 - Shelley Duvall / Al Jarreau
--Shelley Duvall (host) --Al Jarreau performs ""In This Love,"" ""Roof Garden"" and ""Breaking Away.""
Nov. 20, 1981, midnight
S3E9 - Peter Fonda / King Crimson
--Peter Fonda (host) --King Crimson perform ""Elephant Talk"" and ""Thela Hun Ginjeet""
Dec. 4, 1981, midnight
S3E10 - Susan Sarandon / The Four Tops
--The Four Tops perform ""She Was My Girl"" and a medley of their hits
Dec. 11, 1981, midnight
S3E11 - Beau Bridges / David Grisman
--Beau Bridges (host) --David Grisman performs ""E.M.D.,"" ""Dawg Funk"" and ""Dawg's Bull""
Dec. 18, 1981, midnight
S3E12 - Valerie Harper / The Cars
--The Cars (2nd appearance) - ""Shake It Up,"" ""Since You're Gone"" and ""Think It Over""
--Also: videotaped segments from past hosts: Shelley Duvall, Peter Fonda, Kareem Abdul Jabar, Valerie Bertinelli and Anthony Geary.
Jan. 8, 1982, midnight
8.0
S3E13 - Tab Hunter / KISS
--KISS performs ""The Oath,"" ""A World Without Heroes"" and ""I""
Jan. 15, 1982, midnight
S3E14 - Howard E. Rollins Jr. / Quarterflash
--Quarterflash performs ""Harden My Heart""
Jan. 22, 1982, midnight
S3E15 - Bob Balaban / The Blasters
None
Feb. 5, 1982, midnight
S3E16 - Valerie Bertinelli / Bill Champlin
None
Feb. 12, 1982, midnight
S3E17 - Victoria Principal / Chubby Checker
--Chubby Checker performs ""Running,"" ""Harder than Diamond"" and ""Burn Up the Night""
Feb. 19, 1982, midnight
S3E18 - Lynn Redgrave / Huey Lewis & The News
--Huey Lewis & The News - ""Workin' For A Livin',"" ""Do You Believe In Love"" and ""Givin' It All for Love""
March 5, 1982, midnight
S3E19 - Gregory Hines / Bonnie Raitt
--Bonnie Raitt performs ""Me and the Boys,"" ""Keep this Heart in Mind"" and ""Willya Wontcha""
March 12, 1982, midnight
S3E20 - Marilu Henner / Sister Sledge
--Sister Sledge -""My Guy"" and ""All the Man I Need"" (Note: another source listed the 2nd song as ""Super Bad Sisters"")
March 19, 1982, midnight
S3E21 - Prime Time Special: Tony Geary / Stevie Wonder & Paul McCartney
--Anthony Geary (host) --Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder perform ""Ebony and Ivory"" (music video)
April 23, 1982, midnight
Network: ABC
Episode Runtime: 89 min.
Season Runtime: 5363 min.
Released: April 11, 1980
Last Air Date: April 23, 1982, midnight
Status: Ended
Certification: NR / 10+
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